Coffee production in Venezuela expands to 250,000 hectares
Coffee production in Venezuela expanded to 250,000 hectares this year, according to President Nicolás Maduro
According to estimates revealed by Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, coffee production in the country expanded from 0 to 250,000 hectares by 2025.
The goal, Maduro indicated, is to continue growing, and he emphasized that currently “more than 60,000 coffee-growing families are organized nationwide in 20 states, which guarantees the consolidation of a solid production network with the capacity to supply both the domestic and international markets.”
Data from the 2024-2025 harvest indicates a yield of 3,027,724 quintals. “Each quintal contains 46 kilos. This year’s harvest has increased by 55 %, and we are predicting 4,701,550 quintals, which is equivalent to more than 216 million kilos,” said Maduro.
Currently, there are 438 coffee brands in the South American country, a great achievement thanks to the efforts of coffee growers and local producers.
According to Maduro, the nation has 210 million kilos to complete the cycle of perfect adaptation, and he defined the scenario as “the equation of producing everything in Venezuela, supplying the entire national market, and increasingly exporting quality Venezuelan products to the world.”
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Source: elaragueno
(Reference image source: Jordan Sanchez on Unsplash)
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